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Fantastic collaboration by the SLA & property owners - great work!

Thanks for taking of Squam….enjoy…..

Thanks for showing us how it is done and for all your hard work.

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Nice job, Cole, updating the community regarding the latest invasive species. The video is well done and to the point.

Worthless

That’s awesome! What does SLA plan to do with the old Millie? Might have to take the trek up to NH and say goodbye to it haha

Can’t wait… we hike it every year

Absolutely gorgeous presentation my friend 🔥🔥

Crossbow spray is the only effective way to get rid of multiflora rose, I am an expert I have fighting the plant my whole life. You cannot get rid of it by hand you will need a trackhoe or a skidsteer with a brush grinder. She did a great job of helping you identify the the plant but everything else is bullshit

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Are these what i think it is or tadpoles

:) good video

I dont like them, too many thorns and will take over an area fast. I will start cutting them totally down I used to just trim them like once or twice a year

Is this resistant for fusarium wilt and nematode

It is incredible, save environment and our money in the same time plus give us great compost material to growing plants :-) Good job.

LIKE.

This is an excellent identification video. Thank you so much for your efforts!

I'm always heartbroken thinning out the bittersweet nightshade. This is a perfect way to make use of the vines and honor the plant. <3

You mean to tell me goats don’t get the thorns stuck in their tongues?

Great info! This has helped me tremendously to identify both native & invasive types on my property, have been struggling with this for years. Thank you!

That’s so cool man. This video deserves more views

You're awesome!

How did I get to this

Great video. How close should wood ducks be? I live back on a swamp, but I don't want to put them too close.

Me whos intentionally growing this rose: hmm interesting

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Nice video!

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Really good video. Great tips that enable positive I.D. You have a pleasant voice and good command of the subject matter.

Really nice hike !

A good pair of gloves for sure and a pair of shorts ??

Thank you. I just bought my own property and have been surveying the plants. Great presentation!

Saw a lot of this in Squam in July. Thank you for the video!

Very informative, great presentation, useful information.

Thank you so much for this!!

I love this!! Thank you! We used to hear the peepers where we lived before but now we're not near the right type of water. So nice to hear.

I love wood ducks :)

I'm sitting her in suburban Philly reminiscing of my Tuesday night sail last August with SQA -- what a great find!!!--- currently planning a virtual lesson for my classroom and this is a perfect link to share with them. Love the 'fun' delivery of great information! The black/white 'talkie' paddle.... priceless!

WOW this is really good and just the sort of thing the world needs now! Thanks for making and sharing this!!

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